By Sean GardinerBloombergAn American Airlines aircraft, left, and two JetBlue aircraft, right, taxi on a runway at JFK.
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Airport security used to be the end of the line for travelers holding medical marijuana. now some passengers report airports and TSA looking the other way.Medical marijuana patients reported no problems as they boarded with carry on luggage and cannabis plants through airports in states that were both medical marijuana friendly and not.however, officials with TSA say it isn’t in their jurisdiction. TSA leaves it up to local law enforcement, and officials say they call local authorities to handle all known cases involving individuals in airports carrying medical marijuana or cannabis plants.One TSA spokesperson, Dwayne Baird, commented “State laws supersede what we would do in the aviation sector, and it would be up to the local law enforcement officials to determine the action they would take based on whatever the person was trying to bring on board an aircraft.”Jason Christ with Cannabiscare says, “People don’t know where to get seeds. They don’t know where to get clones. They are afraid to drive through states. To go through California to Montana, say to get a good strain from California, I would have to drive through Oregon and through Idaho, which don’t recognize medical marijuana. They’ll take you to jail.”Many medical marijuana patients view the ability to pass through airports with their cannabis plants as part of new regulations. TSA says there are no new regulations. however, medical marijuana patients claim airports, TSA, and local authorities never would have allowed them in the past to pass through airports with their plants. now, the culmination of local authorities and other airport authorities have allowed it at multiple destinations.Medical marijuana carriers noted a common theme amongst the local law enforcement response. It is a response that deemed it okay to carry the cannabis plants through airports as long as the starting and final destinations were medical marijuana friendly.Update
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Press Release Source: Aruba Networks, inc. on Wednesday July 28, 2010, 12:10 am EDT
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Have you grabbed yourself a Cheap Flight to Spain or a Cheap Flight to Turkey? With saving money on your Cheap Flights to Spain and Turkey you will be happy that you have a holiday coming up soon but how careful are you when it comes to packing your cases. according to new research we pack to many items when we go on holiday, which causes our holiday cost to increase due to our luggage being over weight. But how many of those items do you wear, according to the new research only 16% of us wear everything we have packed meaning we are not very good when it comes to packing our suitcases.
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U.S. airlines begin reporting second-quarter earnings next week and — in a change of tone from the past two years — the outlook is cautiously optimistic. The Wall Street Journal writes “the industry appears poised to post its first meaningful profit since 2007′s third quarter.”
July 11, 2010 in Travel TripAdvisor tops list of search engines Anick Jesdanun Associated Press
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What are you allowed to carry with you on board on international flights
They used to say that life isn’t about the destination, it’s about the journey. well, that was before the myriad frustrations of modern travel: the endless lineups, spontaneous cancellations, mysterious delays, cranky employees, inexplicable airline surcharges, extraordinary luggage fees, humiliating security checks and, of course, the sheer discomfort of being trapped in an airless tin can without even a free beer to get you through the trip. no one knows this better than the frequent traveller. That’s why the best gifts you can give the weary jet-setter on your holiday list are convenience and comfort – or any of the following ideas.
by Anick Jesdanun, The Associated Press
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NEW YORK, N.Y. – a lot has changed since I reviewed travel websites four years ago. now the best ones reflect the new realities of travel, and offer to include luggage fees in fare calculations. that helps because US$15 or $25 applied each way can turn a good deal sour.
I’m flying from overseas to JFK and then taking a domestic flight. These flights are not connected (as in I am buying the tickets separately). If I have luggage checked in, would I have to retrieve it and then pass through security again to get the domestic flight? Or is there a way of transferring the luggage from one flight to the other?
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